September 3rd, 2010

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Friends From All Over

One of the unexpected benefits of my intermittent online gaming addiction has been the chance to make friends with people that I would not normally have met. Or that if I did meet them, I would probably not have realized how great they are. Read more

Break

I have a little time off between classes so I’ve had a chance to update here a little bit.  No new posts of my own at the moment, but I have added some links to the blogroll on the left hand side of your screen. (You have to scroll down a bit, probably.) Read more

Tidying Up

An administrative note,  the site has been flooded with spam recently.  I’m looking for some better plugins to reduce this problem but in the meantime I’ve shut off the ability to add comments on older posts.  To anyone who stopped by and browsed through old comments, I apologize not only for the clutter, but for the rather perverse services offered in some of those ads.  I’m not that easily offended, but … ew.

What’s Up

So I’ve been away a little while because of a couple of things.   I had been intermittently working on my memoir but I wanted to get morefocused on it so I joined a writing group.  This has been great for critique, support, and accountability (it’s embarrassing to show up and have nothing new to share.)

Since I’ve been working on the memoir,  I have changed the way it’s posted here at the cabin, also, so if you are interested in reading it, or parts of it, you can find the sections listed on the left under “Pages.”

The other big change is that I’ve finally decided that getting a Master’s degree is important enough to me that I should just dive in and get it done, so I’m now officially, despite my advanced age, a student.  I’m studying Organizational Psychology, and I have to admit it’s pretty interesting even though it’s a lot of work.  Still, I’m committed to the memoir so I will keep working on it, especially when I have breaks between classes.

Science

I was looking online the other day for some information about the side effects of an anti-depressant called Cymbalta. Read more

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